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State of Michigan Assessment Forms

Principal Residence Exemption - used by a taxpayer to file a request for a Principal Residence Exemption when moving into a Principal Residence property. [Guidelines]
 

Request to Rescind/Withdraw Homestead Exemption - used to notify the local assessor when a taxpayer moves out or changes their Principal Residence to property.
 

Conditional Rescission of Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) - allows an owner to receive a PRE on his or her new property and on previously exempted property simultaneously if certain criteria are met.
 

Property Transfer Affidavit - used whenever real estate or some types of personal property are transferred.
 

2012 Business Personal Property Statement - used to report tangible personal property to the local assessor no later than Feb. 20th annually. Tangible personal property is defined as tangible property that is not real estate. In other words; furniture, fixtures, equipment and signs, racks, display cabinets, cash registers, fax machines, copiers, restaurant equipment, coolers, etc., that is used in connection with conducting business. Personal property is an ad valorem (according to value) tax. The assessed value is based on 50% of the depreciated age of the actual purchase price, including shipping, taxes and installation. Learn more.

State of Michigan Assessment Forms

Principal Residence Exemption - used by a taxpayer to file a request for a Principal Residence Exemption when moving into a Principal Residence property. [Guidelines]
 

Request to Rescind/Withdraw Homestead Exemption - used to notify the local assessor when a taxpayer moves out or changes their Principal Residence to property.
 

Conditional Rescission of Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) - allows an owner to receive a PRE on his or her new property and on previously exempted property simultaneously if certain criteria are met.
 

Property Transfer Affidavit - used whenever real estate or some types of personal property are transferred.
 

2012 Business Personal Property Statement - used to report tangible personal property to the local assessor no later than Feb. 20th annually. Tangible personal property is defined as tangible property that is not real estate. In other words; furniture, fixtures, equipment and signs, racks, display cabinets, cash registers, fax machines, copiers, restaurant equipment, coolers, etc., that is used in connection with conducting business. Personal property is an ad valorem (according to value) tax. The assessed value is based on 50% of the depreciated age of the actual purchase price, including shipping, taxes and installation. Learn more.

   
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